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Visalia man sues Visalia Police Department following K9 bite, attorney claims there s a pattern of misconduct
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VISALIA, Calif. (KFSN) A Visalia man who was bitten by a police K-9 during his arrest has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Visalia and several of its police officers. There was no violence, there were no threats, there was no attempt to flee, in fact, there wasn t even a crime committed, says V. James DeSimone, the attorney representing Raymundo Rubio said during a virtual press conference Monday.
DeSimone released edited body camera video of Rubio being bitten by a Visalia Police K-9 and arrested in January of 2020.
Visalia CHP officer shot, airlifted to hospital after Tulare County chase
A shooting rampage that began in Sequoia National Park early Friday and ended in a Tulare County orchard has sent two people a veteran California Highway Patrol officer and the suspect to the hospital.
The incident that went on to involve half a dozen law enforcement agencies and numerous officers started Friday morning when Sequoia park staff were alerted that a man brandished a knife at a family following an argument near Big Trees Trail in the Giant Forest.
The family fled after the argument escalated and the man pulled a pistol, Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux told reporters Friday afternoon. He also slashed tourists tires, sparking a temporary park closure as rangers worked to investigate the incident, a Sequoia representative said.
VISALIA, Calif. (KFSN) Visalia police have identified the bank robbery suspect they shot and killed on Wednesday as 43-year-old Joshua Van Machado of Hanford.
UPDATE: @Visaliapd has identified the bank robbery suspect they shot and killed yesterday as 43-year-old Joshua Van Machado. @ABC30
This is a breaking news update. Our original story follows below.
Shortly after receiving the first calls of a robbery at Tri Counties Bank at around 11:30 Wednesday morning, Visalia Police dispatchers gave responding officers a description of the suspect and his vehicle.
The man left the bank with an unknown amount of cash, and it was reported that he might have had a gun in his coat pocket.